Holocaust Survivor and Collaborator's Son Share Experiences at Brussels Museum
A Holocaust survivor and the son of a Nazi collaborator shared their personal histories at Brussels' Train World museum on March 28, 2026. Speaking to students, they warned of the dangers of forgetting history.
The event featured direct testimony from individuals representing two sides of Belgium's wartime experience. The participants recounted their experiences at the national railway museum, a venue connected to the historical role of transport networks during the Nazi occupation.
Their presentation to students emphasized the critical importance of historical memory. The dialogue served as a contemporary warning against the perils of allowing such history to be overlooked or forgotten.